Increase the speed of loading the compiled EXE and incl....

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    shaitan.667
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    Increase the speed of loading the compiled EXE and incl....

    Post by shaitan.667 »

    I have only recently discovered this application and am loving it so far.

    I was wondering if there was anyway of speeding up the loading of the exe that I have built?

    Also, my script depends on the QAD Cmdlets - is there anyway of including this in the compiled exe at all?

    Thanks
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    davidc
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    Re: Increase the speed of loading the compiled EXE and incl.

    Post by davidc »

    Unfortunately there is no way of getting around the delay in loading a snapin or module.

    Note: The packaged exe doesn't actually compile the script into binary. The script still needs to be submitted to the PowerShell engine.

    If you want to distribute the Snapin with the EXE then you might want to create an installer. Please refer to the MSI Wizard:

    http://www.sapien.com/blog/2013/06/05/i ... si-wizard/


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